PAOGZ MISSIONS FARM

09/12/2022

Has there been any statement on the intermittent internet services we (I am) are currently experiencing?
Climate change perhaps?

04/11/2022

Nature at its best.
I understand all of you that are seeing things here.

15/09/2021

27/08/2021

https://www.facebook.com/livinghopesocial/videos/634091264225205/

14/11/2020

11/11/2020

First sales from one of the fields where the winter maize is ready.
Thus far, the LORD has been good to us and this venture will definitely prove itself in the work of advancing the Gospel, providing permanent jobs and feeding the nation.

27/09/2020

One of our fields at the farm as of today!

26/09/2020

One of the 3 fields to be ready by 15th October, 2020

10/08/2020

The two planted fields are responding well and look good. The third field will be planted this week.
We desire to sow/plant seed till there is no field to carry the "seed of our Mission" as we look forward to the harvest souls, the raising of leadership, the planting of churches, the construction of church building and setting up of schools and clinics/hospitals from this seed sown here!
PAOGZ, we are in our set time to minister to the whole man in toltality.
We therefore thank God for the ministers, churches and individuals standing with us and pushing us forward to realize this dream. Not long from now, this dream shall begin to manifest.
It is your support that is about to empower us to contribute to Zambia's food basket and creation of permanent jobs!

23/06/2020

Gradual progress being made at the PAOGZ MWEMBESHI MISSIONS FARM. The third field has been planted as you may recall, we have harvested from 2 fields already. With this planting, we are now moving to get ready the fourth field. We will appreciate your continued support to get us on our feet, going forward.

13/06/2020

As of today, our second field is being harvested and sales going on.
Our third field is ready for planting while the 4th field is being prepared too.
This is all happening at our PAOGZ Missions Farm in Mwembeshi.

13/06/2020

WE DO WINTER MAIZE!

4th field under preparation. While the 3rd is ready for planting.

12/05/2020

It is your giving that is empowering us to do what you see and we commit to doing more and better than this.
The harvest has started and this is our first field for harvest. The sales are happening now. For Lusaka people you can make your orders -we are ready to deliver. Retail is only K5 per cop and wholesale is K30 for a minimum of 10 cobs.

Support YOUR project call on 0955763222, 0973771166 or 0977773222 and place your order for deliveries.

Buy PAOGZ maize!
Support Missions!.

22/04/2020

We want to continue to say a very big “THANK YOU” to churches and individuals that stand with us in this effort.
Evidence of your support: One field ready for harvest. Pictures as of today!

21/01/2020

The Missionary Heart:
Cares more than some think is wise.
Risks more than some think is safe.
Dreams more than some think is practical.
Expects more than some think is possible.
I was called not to comfort or success but to obedience.

10/12/2019

● "I would rather teach one man to pray than ten men to preach."
- *Charles Spurgeon*

● "The man who mobilizes the Christian church to pray will make the greatest contribution to world evangelization in history."
- *Andrew Murray*

● "We have to pray with our eyes on God, not on the difficulties."
- *Oswald Chambers*

● "There is no other activity in life so important as that of prayer. Every other activity depends upon prayer for its best efficiency."
- *M.E. Andross*

● "He who runs from God in the morning will scarcely find Him the rest of the day." - *John Bunyan*

● "Prayer is not learned in a classroom but in the closet." - *E. M. Bounds*

● "We must begin to believe that God, in the mystery of prayer, has entrusted us with a force that can move the Heavenly world, and can bring it's power down to earth."
- *Andrew Murray*

● "Prayer is not asking. Prayer is putting oneself in the hands of God, at His disposition, and listening to His' voice in the depth of our hearts."
- *Mother Teresa*

● "Relying on God has to begin all over again every day as if nothing had yet been done."
- *C.S. Lewis*

● "The more you pray, the less you'll panic. The more you worship, the less you worry. You'll feel more patient and less pressured."
- *Rick Warren*

● "I have so much to do that I shall spend the first three hours in prayer."
- *Martin Luther*

● "Prayer does not fit us for the greater work; prayer is the greater work."
- *Oswald Chambers*

● "He who kneels the most, stands the best."
- *D.L. Moody*

PRAYER IS THE MASTER KEY

10/12/2019

My passion is to see PAOGZ play a bigger role into the feeding of the nations and beyond. We need to dig into the wealth of the resources Jehovah God has entrusted to us as a nation. I am done “talking” agriculture, my sleeves are rolled up I’m getting into the fields and I see varieties of farm projects unfolding!
No turning back! I need lands to contain the passion to feed nations and give out hope to a starving community!
Let’s do this!

25/11/2019

One day a local evangelist bragged during a crusade that his God was more able than all the other gods in the town and the powers of the universe that the villagers worshiped put together. Just then, rainstorm sounds started sounding overhead, threatening the progress of the crusade.

The evangelist lifted up his voice and declared with confidence that if the rains fell, then he wasn't a man of God; he would stop preaching!
Before he could finish his bluff, the rains began to hit the crusade grounds so vehemently, apparently in disregard to his declarations. The whole town left the crusade grounds to their houses, shaking their heads in disappointment and dismay.

The evangelist, so distraught and angry, packed his belongings and left the town the next day. On his way through the next town, he checked into a local drinking spot and drank himself to stupor. As he laid on the ground cursing God, an old seedy looking man tapped him gently on the shoulder.

"Man of God", the old man began. But the evangelist quickly cut in, "don't mention the name of God to me. He is fake. He is unreliable. I am no longer a believer in this God. A God who chooses to disgrace his servants. Leave me alone!"

But the old man would not let him be. He continued,"I am the fe**sh priest in the village you just preached at. During your one week stay in that village, you destroyed all the charms i had made on the people for 45 years.

Your prayers and your words always came with some fearful fire and power. I tried so many times to eliminate you but i couldn't. My last chance came yesterday. I had loaded my gun with gun powder lying wait on the mountaintop where i had a very clear view of you. My plan was to shoot you from a distance since i couldn't get close enough to you due to the fire around you. But just when i lifted the gun, the rains came from nowhere, wetting my gunpowder and covering you in a cloud so that i couldn't even see you. All i saw was a bright man holding a sword in front of you. I was so terrified. I concluded that your God was indeed all powerful
Almighty. That is why i've been looking for you since then. I want to follow this your God!"
The ex-evangelist bowed his head in shame!

Dear friends, sometimes, it is just wise for us to believe that our Father knows the way He is taking us. We should just trust His leading. Let our boast be in the Lord, not in ourselves. If we decree a thing and it doesn't happen, let us not see it as disappointment or dishonor from the Father. Let us just believe that the Father wants his perfect will to be done in all things.

18/11/2019

Getting ready to work the land with the rain-fed crop at the farm!

09/11/2019

YOU ARE NOT HOME YET!

After forty years of faithful service to the Lord as a missionary to Africa, Henry Morrison and his wife were returning to New York. As the ship neared the dock, Henry said to his wife, "Look at that crowd. They haven't forgotten about us". However, unknown to Henry, the ship also carried President Teddy Roosevelt, returning from a big game hunting trip in Africa. Roosevelt stepped from the boat, with great fanfare, as people were cheering, flags were waving, bands were playing, and reporters waiting for his comment, Henry and his wife slowly walked away unnoticed. They hailed a cab, which took them to the one bedroom apartment which had been provided by the mission board.

Over the next few weeks, Henry tried but failed to put the incident behind him. He was sinking deeper into depression when one evening, he said to his wife, "This is all wrong. This man comes back from a hunting trip and everybody throws a big party. We give our lives in faithful service to God for all these many years, but no one seems to care."

His wife cautioned him that he should not feel this way. Henry replied "I know you're right, but I just can't help it. It just isn't right."

His wife then said, "Henry, you know God doesn't mind if we honestly question Him. You need to tell this to the Lord and get this settled now. You'll be useless in His ministry until you do."

Henry Morrison then went to his bedroom, got down on his knees and, shades of Habakkuk, began pouring out his heart to the Lord. "Lord, you know our situation and what's troubling me. We gladly served you faithfully for years without complaining. But now God, I just can't get this incident out of my mind..."

After about ten minutes of fervent prayer, Henry returned to the living room with a peaceful look on his face. His wife said "It looks like you've resolved the matter. What happened?"

Henry replied, "The Lord settled it for me. I told Him how bitter I was that the President received this tremendous homecoming, but no one even met us as we returned home. When I finished, it seemed as though the Lord put His hand on my shoulder and simply said, 'But Henry, you are not home yet!'" (copied)

It is not yet time to congratulate ourselves neither is it time for us to tell ourselves that we have done enough. Heaven our return-to-home and as long as we are not yet there, we have to keep pressing on.

God help us!

31/10/2019

Arrival of clients and beginning of business!
Day 3

31/10/2019

Day 3 of winter maize sales.

Arrival at the farm and getting ready before clients come.
This is happening in Mwembeshi at the PAOGZ Missions Farm.

30/10/2019

As of this morning!
Day 2 of our sales.
This is at our Missions Farm in Mwembeshi. For business, we need to be up and ready by 05:00hrs and attend to clients who come in hired mini buses to buy the maize. The same goes for all other products we are venturing in soon: tomatoes (when the demand is highest), vegetables, and poultry. You can press your order by calling Rev. Solomon Mbulo on 0977773222/0955763222/0966773222.
Arrangements to deliver will also be considered.

29/10/2019

Today!
Our first crop harvested for sale. We are selling wholesale at K3 and retail at K5 per cob. In Lusaka you can make your orders through Rev. Solomon Mbulo on 0977773222/0955763222/0966773222. The collection point for wholesale orders is Northmead Assembly Church or as advised upon pressing your orders.

23/10/2019

Look at what the LORD has done for us! Our pioneer Missions crop!

23/10/2019

The first Missions Crop almost ready for harvest. Our proper first fruit.

14/10/2019

From the National Missions Board archives!
The outreach and ministry done in Northwestern District, 6 years ago. We are trusting the LORD for more outreach again this time around.

28/09/2019

The business of the church centers on "Go ye therefore..."

27/09/2019

The happenings and future of the PAOGZ Missions Farm in Picture Format.